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More than 4,000 people participated in a security and anti-terror drill that was organized in various locations in Ho Chi Minh City on Sunday morning. The exercise took place at four locations, namely Tan Son Nhat International Airport, Cong Xa Paris (Paris Roundabout), and in front of the Youth Culture House and District 1 administration’s headquarters. The drill was aimed at testing the ability and strategies of relevant units when responding to emergency situations. A total of four hypothetical situations were prepared for the drill. Firefighters put out a burning motorcycle. In the first scenario, opposing forces took advantage of the Internet to establish online groups and upload false information that distorted and defamed the state, while inciting many people to cause social disorder. In the second situation, officers had to promptly deal with a group of people who disturbed security and order at Tan Son Nhat. Police officers surround a group of people who stir up disorder … [Read more...] about Over 4,000 take part in anti-terror drill in Ho Chi Minh City

This is the preliminary conclusion of the DOC after investigating pangasius exported between August 1, 2017, and July 31, 2018, by Vietnamese companies included in the U.S.’s 15th period of review, Vietnam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) quoted the DOC as saying in a statement. The U.S. had slapped specific anti-dumping rates on six Vietnamese exporters after its previous review covering pangasius shipped between August 2016 and July 2017. Five exporters got a rate of $1.37 per kilogram while a sixth, Hung Vuong Group, was slapped with $3.87. The DOC continues to maintain an antidumping rate of $2.39 per kilogram on what it calls the "Vietnam-wide entity", which applies to all other exporters who are not mandatorily included or have applied to be included in its anti-dumping review. It said it would continue its anti-dumping review and announce final rates within 120 days of publishing its preliminary rates. This is likely to happen around February next … [Read more...] about US reduces anti-dumping duties on Vietnamese pangasius

Community Workshop on community-led forum theater for anti-human trafficking The Saigon Times Daily Monday,  Dec 16, 2019,16:44 (GMT+7) Workshop on community-led forum theater for anti-human traffickingThe Saigon Times Daily Participants are seen at the workshop - PHOTO: COURTESY OF ORGANIZER HCMC - The British Council is organizing a training workshop on community-led forum theater to fight human trafficking until December 21 for 25 art troupes from five provinces -- Haiphong, Quang Ninh, Nghe An, Ha Tinh and Quang Binh. The five-day training workshop is delivered in collaboration with the Criminal Investigation Department under the Ministry of Public Security as part of activities under the framework of the Tackling Modern Slavery Project. “Community-led forum theater is an effective means of communicating social messages,” said Mark Holton, Second Secretary and Migration and Immigration Liaison Manager at … [Read more...] about Workshop on community-led forum theater for anti-human trafficking

TAKUA PA, Thailand -- Fifteen years after the Indian Ocean tsunami killed more than 230,000 people on Boxing Day, 2004, a cargo container at a police station in southern Thailand bears witness to the hundreds of victims whose remains were never identified. Inside are personal items - wallets, documents, electronics, all bagged and labeled as evidence - that police hope might one day help to give a name and a proper resting place to those buried nearby in graves marked only by numbers. “There are still more relatives of the victims, both near and far, that have hopes of finding their lost loved ones,” said Colonel Khemmarin Hassini, deputy police commander in Takua Pa district, one of the areas hardest hit by the tsunami. Triggered by a massive 9.1-magnitude earthquake, the tsunami killed more than 230,000 people as waves as high as 17.4 meters (57 feet) crashed onto the shores of more than a dozen countries, wiping some communities off the map in seconds. In Thailand, where … [Read more...] about Hundreds of Thai tsunami victims yet to be identified, 15 years on

Vietnam's top watchdog has announced the findings of its investigation into state-run MobiFone’s acquisition of pay TV firm AVG, which caused a loss of over $310 million to the state. According to the Government Inspectorate, the Ministry of Information and Communications had violated the Investment Law by approving MobiFone’s acquisition of AVG without the Prime Minister’s approval. The ministry approved the deal despite the fact details of the price of the 95 percent stake in the TV operator and the project’s investment efficiency had not been fully assessed, the inspectorate added. The ministry reported to the Prime Minister and relevant agencies that 30 percent of funding for MobiFone’s acquisition of AVG was expected to come from the telco’s own equity, and the rest from loans. However, funding for the project was not clearly identified when the ministry approved the acquisition. In fact, 100 percent of funding for the acquisition came from … [Read more...] about Multiple ministries responsible for ‘illegal’ state telco acquisition of pay TV firm: watchdog